Nuremberg: World War 2 History Tour With Beer Tasting

The "Nuremberg: World War 2 History Tour with Beer Tasting" provides an immersive experience for history enthusiasts. Participants can explore the Nazi party’s notorious rally grounds and the Nuremberg Palace of Justice, where the post-war trials took place. While uncovering these significant historical sites, they’ll also have the chance to sample local beers from the Altstadthof Brewery. With knowledgeable guides and a limited group size, this tour offers a unique blend of education and enjoyment. What insights might this experience uncover about Nuremberg’s complex past?

Key Points

• Nuremberg tour offers a guided visit to the Zeppelinfeld and Nuremberg Palace of Justice, along with a 30-minute beer tasting at Altstadthof Brewery.
• Tour provides historical context and highlights the Major War Criminals Trial held from 1945 to 1946.
• Tour is priced at $136.30 per person, with flexible reservations and a full refund available up to 24 hours in advance.
• Group size is limited to 8 participants, and the tour is wheelchair accessible.
• Guided tours are available in English, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The tour, titled "Nuremberg: World War 2 History Tour with Beer Tasting," is priced from $136.30 per person.

Guests can make flexible reservations and cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance.

The tour lasts one day and includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Nuremberg.

A one-day tour with hotel pickup and drop-off in Nuremberg, allowing guests to explore the city’s historical sites.

Highlights include a guided tour of the Zeppelinfeld, a photo stop at the Nuremberg Palace of Justice, and a beer tasting at the Altstadthof Brewery.

The group size is limited to 8 participants, and the tour is wheelchair accessible with English, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish-speaking guides.

Itinerary and Highlights

Although the tour begins with hotel pickup and drop-off in Nuremberg, the first stop is the Zeppelinfeld, where guests receive a guided tour and have the opportunity to explore the site for approximately 1.5 hours.

Next, the tour heads to the Nuremberg Palace of Justice, where participants can take photos and sightsee for 45 minutes.

The final highlight is a 30-minute beer tasting at the Altstadthof Brewery.

Throughout the tour, guests learn about the historical context, including the Major War Criminals Trial held from 1945 to 1946 in Courtroom 600 of the Palace of Justice.

Nazi Party Rally Grounds

The Nazi Party Rally Grounds cover an area of 4 square miles, designed as a backdrop for the grandiose rallies of the National Socialist regime.

The structures here serve as a testament to the megalomania of the Nazi leadership:

The structures here serve as a testament to the megalomania of the Nazi leadership.

1. The Zeppelinfeld, a giant parade ground that could accommodate over 50,000 people, was the site of the famous Nazi rallies.

2. The Luitpoldarena, a secondary parade ground, was used for military marches and demonstrations.

3. The Kongresshalle, an unfinished Congress Hall, was intended to be the largest building in the complex, symbolizing the power and ambition of the Nazi party.

Tour Features

A limited group size of 8 participants ensures an intimate and personalized experience on this Nuremberg World War II history tour. The tour’s accessibility features wheelchair users, while the live guides speak multiple languages, including English, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. Unfortunately, the Nuremberg Palace of Justice is closed on Tuesdays, so visitors should plan accordingly.

| Feature | Details |

| — | — |

| Group Size | Limited to 8 participants |

| Accessibility | Wheelchair accessible |

| Languages | English, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish |

| Palace of Justice | Closed on Tuesdays |

| Special Note | Extra fee for Palace of Justice visit |

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Customer Reviews

Customers have praised the Nuremberg: World War 2 History Tour, awarding it an impressive 5/5 rating based on 4 reviews.

The tour’s highlights include:

1. Friendly and informative guides who engage participants throughout the experience.

2. A discrepancy between the description (5 beers) and the actual number tasted (3), with an additional fee required for the Palace of Justice visit.

3. The tour provides an engaging and educational exploration of Nuremberg’s role in World War 2, blending historical context with a beer tasting experience.

Exploring the Zeppelinfeld

One of the key stops on the Nuremberg: World War 2 History Tour is the Zeppelinfeld, a massive parade ground designed as a backdrop for notorious Nazi rallies.

During the guided tour, visitors explore the grandiose architecture and learn about the events that unfolded on this site. Guides provide historical context, explaining how the Nazis used the Zeppelinfeld to showcase their power and ideology.

The guided tour allows visitors to explore the grandiose architecture and learn how the Nazis used the Zeppelinfeld to showcase their power and ideology.

Participants gain insight into the chilling realities of the Nazi regime, as they stand in the very place where Hitler and his followers once addressed vast crowds.

The tour offers a thought-provoking glimpse into this dark chapter of history.

Visiting the Nuremberg Palace of Justice

After exploring the expansive Zeppelinfeld, the tour continues to the Nuremberg Palace of Justice, a historic landmark that holds immense significance.

The group makes a photo stop at the palace, learning about its role in the Major War Criminals Trial held from 1945 to 1946.

The tour highlights include:

1. The trial of 22 prominent Nazi leaders in Courtroom 600, a pivotal moment in post-war justice.

2. The subsequent trials from 1946 to 1949, further establishing accountability for the atrocities of the Nazi regime.

3. The palace’s architectural grandeur, a testament to the ambitions of the National Socialist government.

Tasting Altstadthof Brewery’s Beers

The tour then leads the group to the Altstadthof Brewery, where they have the opportunity to taste a selection of the brewery’s renowned beers. The beer tasting session lasts approximately 30 minutes, allowing visitors to sample and appreciate the local flavors.

| Beer | ABV | Tasting Notes |

| — | — | — |

| Pilsner | 4.8% | Crisp, light, and refreshing |

| Dunkel | 5.2% | Rich, malty, and slightly roasted |

| Weissbier | 5.4% | Fruity, with notes of banana and clove |

The knowledgeable staff guide the group through the tasting, sharing insights into the brewing process and the history of the Altstadthof Brewery.

The Sum Up

The "Nuremberg: World War 2 History Tour with Beer Tasting" offers an engaging and informative exploration of the city’s significant historical sites related to the Nazi regime. With guided narratives, a visit to the Zeppelinfeld and Nuremberg Palace of Justice, and a beer tasting at the Altstadthof Brewery, this tour provides an immersive learning experience for those interested in World War II history.

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